Fortified Wines Flashcards

1
Q

The term ‘biological ageing’ is most associated with which Sherry?

A

Fino

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1
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Which of these ports will have been matured on oak in order to allow the wine to be naturally oxidised?

A) Vintage Port
B) Ruby Port
C) LBV Port
D) Tawny Port

A

D) Tawny Port

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2
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Which of the following is a sweetened Sherry?

A) Amontillado
B) Oloroso
C) Cream Sherry
D) Fino

A

C) Cream Sherry

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3
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A Sherry is fortified at which stage?

A

After fermentation

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4
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Which Sherry has both biological and oxidative aromas?

A

Amontillado

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5
Q

Where is Sherry produced?

A

Southern Spain, Jerez de la Fontera

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6
Q

What is the Solera system?

A

A solera is a system of old-oak casks containing wines of different ages. The wines are continually blended together as they age,, ensuring a consistent and complex style of mature wine.

It is in the solera that the Sherry develops its various distinctive flavours.

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7
Q

What aromas does Fino typically have?

A

Apple and almonds

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8
Q

What temperature is Fino Sherry best served at?

A

Chilled

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9
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What flavours does Oloroso develop?

A

Dried fruits - raisins and prunes
AND
Walnut and caramel notes form oxidate ageing

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